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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #165 on: December 18, 2004, 12:23:28 PM »

(OOC)
Can I go around this yard?  What's on the backside anyway?

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I'm in backyard F, my goal is to get to backyard D (and beyond!).  E is the backyard with the spa and people.  B is the front of their house (and the street).  What's at H?  Is there another backyard there?  Do you get what I'm saying?
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Oooh! drawing a picture in ASCII!! okay let's try this out.

???????????????<-(houses you haven't violated
-------------------- <-(Street you didn't want to walk on)
ABCDEFGHIJKLM<-(Houses in a row that you are fence hopping)
===========<-(12' high wall surrounding community (w razerwire))

you entered from the sideyard of house A... proceded to jump through the yards of houses B-G
you are looking over the wall of house H, where there are some people enjoying their spa at 2AM
alternate ways arround; you could scale the 12' high wall with razor wire, hopeing no one noticed, go down about a house or so, and do it again.
go through the current house, and hope you don't set off any alarms.
go out into the front yard of this house, hope you don't set off the motion detector lights, that no guards are in the street, and that you can run arround the front yard of the house with the people and get into the next backyard after that, or perhaps cross the street, or fight off all the security guards,... or you could use your imagination in some inventive way to get arround this. perhaps you could use a paperclip and a peace of chewing gum to form a rudamentry jet pack and fly over this next house? burn a karma to buy a sucess on a stealth test to just sneek by them? run by and hope they don't notice? *shrug* it's up to you.



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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #166 on: December 20, 2004, 08:04:31 AM »

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Did the paperboy come by already?
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you peer over the back fence into part of the front yard, and the houses accrost the street that you can see from your vantage point. no newspapers on them. could be the paperboy comes later, or perhaps the two or three houses you are looking at get the digital version, like you did at your home.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #167 on: December 20, 2004, 08:22:21 PM »

well lead the way
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #168 on: December 21, 2004, 01:56:50 AM »

"Uh... I hate to break it to you, but you have the only gun between the two of us. I know where my car is, but at least one of those goons is still driving around out there. You first."
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #169 on: December 21, 2004, 10:56:30 AM »

heads out the door gun at the ready sweeping the way

You step over what remains of the front door and out into the street. the last snow goon is nowhere in sight... the tracks that you think were his are trailing off to the left down the street and arround the corner after next.

{ok while jazz gets some wheels will strip the goons of everything of use and check over the snowmobiles}{including clothes depending how big they are }

well, the snow-goons are human, and you aren't, so their clothes aren't going to do you much good, they were fighting with lamp posts and chains, i suppose you could take thoes... they also have some goggles and snow-hats you could take i guess.. there's some gas in the tanks of the snowmobiles... some mechanical parts, batteries, light bulbs, and the normal stuff on snow mobiles... how much of this stuff are you going to take, and how are you going to carry it arround?

(none of it and same is human he stands 6 foot tall]

oh yea... that's right. sory, got you mixed up with your pub char. well, in that case you could also get a snow jacket or two if you want them.
ok grab the clothes and jackets leave the rest

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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #170 on: December 22, 2004, 02:43:03 PM »

I'll go and get my car while Sam searches the bodies out there. If I see a car that will suit our purpose better than mine, I'll take that.

Hmm... decidengly short on decent cars... yes, that would accuratly describe the ghetto you are in. yours is the nicest one arround. sory.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #171 on: December 22, 2004, 02:44:29 PM »

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About how long would it take me to go across the street?  Could I do it without leaving any tell-tale footprints in the snow?  Is it possible without setting off the motion detector lights?

What side of the street is the target house on?
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it would be a stealth test to get past the motion detector lights, but it's doo-able... no tracks in the snow will be harder... not much else is arround to make tracks like that, and covering them dosn't work well... probibly only take you a couple of minutes top to jump a couple of fences though. could do it faster if you just ran without trying to be sneekey about it. you'd have to cross the street eventually to get to the house you want to go to anyways.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #172 on: December 22, 2004, 03:07:49 PM »

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How much farther to target house?
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you need to go down this street another 10 houses, and then onto a cross street on the right hand side, about 8 houses in. but there are more ways to get there than one.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #173 on: December 23, 2004, 02:37:16 AM »

I'll get in my car, keeping an eye out for the extra snow goon that's still riding around here somewhere.

I'll pull around and pick up Sam once he's done picking over the bodies.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #174 on: December 23, 2004, 03:58:20 AM »

throws the clothes in his pack and hopes in if you want wil call my fixer to pick up thoose snowmoblies
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #175 on: December 23, 2004, 08:32:27 AM »

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The patrol comes by around every 5 minutes?
How long would it take me to sprint all the way to the target house?

I'm assuming that these are all 2 floor homes, so I don't think jumping from roof-top to roof-top would be a viable route...even if I tell everyone I'm Santa ;)

I could run across the street, jump a few fences, then come back across to go down the side street...
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well, they aren't all two story houses... just like one out of three. it would probibly take you five minutes to sprint over there, but there would be a defenite trail to you, and if you are moveing that fast, you could run into the back of, or headlong into one of the patroles that's moveing arround. playing spiderman would be kind of cool, but you aren't sure that you could make the jump rooftop to rooftop over and over again. you are in good shape, but not that good. it's a decent 12 feet accrost from one roof to the next. unless you got some kid stealth legs or something that you didn't tell me about. probibly your best bet is to keep everything on the down-low. but, if you are filling gutsy, tired of going through people's backyards, or have though up a good story for the guards to let you suddenly apear inside their gated community at 2AM, more power to you.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #176 on: December 23, 2004, 10:01:48 AM »

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Ok, I think I'll bolt across the street when the coast is clear and start hopping fences of those houses.  If I come across people again, I'll come across the street again and so on.  Let's hope the guards are too bored, tired, and cold to notice my tracks (which I'll try to keep to a minimal)

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Okay, you wait untill a guard passes then, as soon as the guard is arround the bend you hop over the fence into the front yard <Stealth test> you avoid makeing the motion detecter turn on this house, and you try to stay in the ruts and tracks as you hop accrost the street, doing what you imagine is at least a passable job of stealth. you get to the next house <stealth test><Falure> the lights on the house you are aproaching flare to life. you aparently didn't avoid this motion detecter quite well enough. your heart sinks as you wonder what the delay on the lights is... how long it'll stay on before turning off, and how long you have before the next guard arives...
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #177 on: December 23, 2004, 10:46:53 AM »

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Damn!

Ok, I'll check the backyard of the house for movement real quick.  If none I'll vault over it and the process of hopping from yard to yard.  A little quickly now so I can space myself as much as possible from the light.  I'll make sure to watch for things near the fences though, don't want to knock over any potted plants or anything.

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Okay, you scramble up over the fence into the back yard, run as quietly as possible to the next fence, get a little hop over a brick wall, pauseing on top of the fence only long enough to see that you aren't jumping into a swimming pool or tin can collection. you get through three backyards before you stop to breathe, listening with all your might for any crys of alarm, and looking for the sweeping beam of tell-tale flashlight search patterns, to let you know that someone is onto you. several minutes pass by, you are almost holding your breath, but not hearing anything out of the ordanary for the night. when you finall get a chance to look arround at your surroundings, this is what you see. there is a basketball court in this back yard, with slightly lower than regulation hoops. you can see the snow coverd form of a basketball on one side of the court, and the yard is mostly empty. unfortunatly for you, the wall behind the basketball hoop (leading to the next yard) has an extra 10' of chainlink fence on it, to stop wild shots from ending up in the neighbor's yard. oh, and the snow has almost stopped falling.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #178 on: December 23, 2004, 11:12:34 AM »

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Ok...so I'll down the side of the house a little bit and hop over there?
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you walk accrost the court, moveing to the side of the house, the wall is still tall, but not as bad as if it had an extra 10' fence on top of it. useing your mad bridge climbing skills you brace your feet aghinst the house and move up the wall untill you get close enough to the top to grab it, and hang onto the top of the wall. letting your feet fall down makes a little noise, but not too much. you then do a pull up worthy of any freshman girl's PE class, and granny-slide over dropping down next to some trashcans in the next side house walkway. moveing to the backyard of this house you see a nice covered patio with christmas lights on it twinkeling dimly in the night.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #179 on: December 23, 2004, 11:32:39 AM »

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Keep going, next next next ;)

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Okay, the next wall is an easy hop thanks to a raised flowerbed, the one after that has a trampoline in the back yard that you barely resist the urge to jump up and down on, the one after that has a drained pool with a couple of skateboards sitting in the bottom of it. someone is getting the full use out of their pool this season. (although not as much sue as that spa earlyer) the yard after that has an archery set of some sort, with a bale of hay full of target arrows, and a discarded bow sitting near the sliding glass door to the house. peering over the next wall, you see something that slows you down. there is a dog house with a thick chain leading into it from a stake made from a very sturdy looking metal. there is a circle of distruction that aparently represents the range of motion aloud to the animal in the doghouse. outside the radius is a nice grass yard however, litered only ocassionaly with an odd looking bone or two.
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